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Published 15:38 24 Nov 2022 GMT

"My son had his first Toblerone today," she tweeted, before adding that he asked her, "What’s the bear for?"
"What bear?" replied Stephanie, before noting: "I was today years old when I found out there’s a bear on the Toblerone logo."
https://twitter.com/mrstevencree/status/1594951376928636930?s=46&t=VNOVTCyD2ssAMIqigksmeAThe outline of a bear can be spotted within the Swiss brand’s mountain logo, but it’s apparently easily missed.
One man replied to Stephanie’s tweet saying: "71 years old, 50 Christmas' of Toblerone and after a search of the package, I finally found the Bear! Your son is brilliant!"
"Wow," wrote another. "Hidden in full view for 60+ years to me."
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"I've never spotted this. Your son will go far", one Twitter user praised.
It's not an accidental feature of the logo either. The chocolate is produced in the town of Bern, Switzerland, which is known as the ‘city of bears’.
As the Alpine region is characterised by its own species of bear alongside its rugged landscape, it makes sense that both would feature on the iconic chocolate’s logo.
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